260 Main Street

This lot has been home to a variety of buildings and businesses. At one time there was a harness shop, an implement shop, and a butcher shop. The butcher shop had quite a few owners throughout its life, including Qui Lee who ran a laundry business out of the site. 

In 1936, these buildings were torn down and replaced by R.M. Gray’s Motor Sales, a Dodge-Chrysler dealership. The dealership was leased to Forest City Motors of London when the building caught fire in February 1982. 

Soon after the fire, the mini mall was constructed. The building is currently occupied by Parkhill Variety and Video, Mainstreet Credit Union, and The Co-operators.